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USAF F-86 Sabre MiG Mad Marine

Maj. John Glenn pilots an F-86 Sabre assigned to the 51st Fighter Interceptor Wing and based in Suwon, South Korea during the Korean War. The aircraft features a large red M motif and is named for his wife and two children, with artwork by Kirk Olsson. Glenn shoots down three MiGs.

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USN Evaluation Embraer A-29B Super Tucano

Paul Barry presents a USN-themed appearance for the Embraer A-29B Super Tucano, using Tim Conrad’s base model from the Fly Away Simulation library and paint toolkit. It uses a usn folder to apply markings, assigns atc_id 314, and ui_variation US Navy Evaluation to mirror the Imminent Fury evaluation concept.

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Grumman US Navy E-2C Hawkeye VAW-125

Three variants for VAW-125, AB-600, AB-601, and AB-604, depict the Grumman E-2C Hawkeye assigned to CVW-1. Actual VAW-125 aircraft currently operate E-2Ds, and a tail-flash alignment issue is noted, with the original model by Pierre Marchadier and visuals by S. Peterson.

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US Navy Douglas A-4 Skyhawk VF-126

Virtavia delivers a Skyhawk variant tied to VF-126 Bandits, with a clean variation and the UI designation VF-126 Bandits, clean. The model lists ATC ID 151033 and credits Douglas as the manufacturer, while the internal entry references Virtavia_A-4E-F_Skyhawk.

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RAF Victor K2 XM715

The UKMIL Victor K2 of the Royal Air Force bears registration XM715 and carries the Teasin Tina identity. The work is by Mathieu Vos, and the configuration lists atc_id XM715 and atc_airline UKMIL, identifying XM715 as the Teasin Tina variation.

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Czech Air Force Zlin Z-142

Czech Air Force markings appear on a PWDT_Z142.ZIP freeware model, with ATC id 0559 and ATC color set to red. Andras Bereczki is credited for the CZ AF 0559 variant, which uses the Z-142 designation and cites PWDT (C) 2012 as the creator.

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French Navy Super Etendard

The Navy's Super Etendard variant n°52 appears in the fltsim sequence, with work by Romain Lucas and updates by Danny Garnier, tied to SEM_X.ZIP. The configuration defines atc_id 15 and atc_airline Navy, while ui_manufacturer Dassault and ui_variation Aeronavale n°52 11F distinctively identify the model.

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Philippine Air Force T-41

A T-41 trainer variant accents the standard Cessna 172 airframe, with authentic PAf markings and light weathering that convey a training aircraft in service. Registration N760PL appears alongside a PAf variation tag, and the setup aligns with the baseline C172 configuration, enables use without extra platform components.

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USAF 354 TFW F-100 Myrtle Beach AFB

The North American Aviation F-100 Super Sabre represents the United States Air Force's 354th Fighter Wing based at Myrtle Beach AFB. Kazunori Ito crafts the model for flight simulation, and the first operational F-100 lands there on February 5, 1957.

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Acceleration F/A-18 VMFA-142

VMFA-142 The Flying Gators variant, credited to Nathan Havercroft, enters cadre status later this year with no standup date predicted, and a small image vmfa142.gif provides a visual reference for cataloging and identification in archives.

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North American T-28B Trojan 'Flying Bulls' OE-ESA

A North American T-28B Trojan, cn 200-250, built in 1954, serves with US Navy as a training aircraft in Washington through 1965. Red Bull acquires it in 1987, reassembles it with Jet Aviation, and registers OE-ESA in Austria in spring 1988; since 2001 it resides at Hangar-7 at Salzburg Airport as Flying Bulls’ first aircraft.

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Imperial Iranian Air Force Northrop F-5A

Tim Conrad develops a Northrop F-5A model, identified with the file F5A_PACK.ZIP, and the project documents his role as the primary modeler. Henry William handles the color work, ensuring the overall appearance aligns with the original concept.

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IDF A-4E/F

Virtavia creates two A-4E/F Skyhawk variants, IDF 1 and IDF 2, with Luigi Martinelli as a credited contributor. Israel signs a 48-aircraft contract on 02 June 1966, and the first four A-4Hs arrive at Haifa on 19 December 1967, with the Ayit operational in 1968.

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RCAF DHC-6 Srs100

Tom Weiss provides three RCAF variants for the DeHavilland DHC-6.100 Twin Otter, accommodating wheels, ski, and floats configurations. The arrangement targets Royal Canadian Air Force operations and remains tied to the DHC-6.100 Twin Otter as the baseline.

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US Navy T-45C Goshawk 167099/B321 VT-21

By Jiri Soukup, this T-45C Goshawk variant bears the designation 167099/B321 VT-21 Redhawks and marks the Centennial of Naval Aviation. The 167099/B321 tail markings identify the Navy trainer squadron, while the T45CV210.ZIP tag links to version 2.10.

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Canadian CT-155 Hawk Trainer

By Alex Beckwith, this T-45C variant bears the designation 155201 and carries the RCAF CT-155 identity. ATC ID 045 appears in the configuration, tying the unit to a formal identification scheme and aligning with the associated training context.

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Sukhoi Su-24 Effects

By Michael E. Roberts, effects accompany SUKHOI_SU-24M_AI.ZIP and SUKHOI_SU-24M_FENCER.ZIP, two ZIP archives aligned with Sukhoi Su-24 M variants, while currently missing effects appear for two distinct Sukhoi Su-24 Fencer configurations, including a Flyable AI setup.

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Austria Air Force Dornier Do 28 A

By B. Lechner, the AUSTRIA variation for the Dornier 28 A-1 remains fictitious and is created using the original paintkit released with the aircraft. It records atc_id as 3G-BD and marks the variant as DO 28-A in the internal configuration.

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North American Aviation AT-28 Trojan

By Mark Rooks of RDG Aircraft, the AT-28 variant of the North American T-28 Trojan converts the T-28D trainer into an attack configuration for CAS missions by the USAF and allied forces in Southeast Asia. It features six underwing hardpoints and a rocket-powered Stanley Yankee ejection seat.

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RA-5C Vigilante Update

An acceleration-focused update by Massimo Altieri reshapes the RA-5C Vigilante, refining flight dynamics, adding gauges to the cockpit panel, and reworking the afterburner burners. Operating speeds are defined in the aircraft.cfg file under the reference speeds section, and the virtual cockpit lacks a HUD because gauges do not appear above the cockpit edge.

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